Verdun beach officially opens this weekend
After several years in the making, the Verdun beach is set to open to the public on Saturday, June 22nd. Continue reading
Verdun beach finally set to open
After several years of planning, the beach in Verdun is finally set to open. Continue reading
Future of 3 EMSB schools on the line as deadline arrives
Quebec’s education minister was threatening to hand over schools from the EMSB to the overcrowded French board. Continue reading
Griffintown businesses concerned about impact due to road, condo construction
Griffintown businesses are complaining that ongoing road and condo construction in their area is bad for business. Continue reading
Quebec committing millions to study Montreal metro overcrowding
The Quebec government is committing $5 million to study the overcrowding issue on the metro’s Orange Line and Berri-Uqam station. Continue reading
Construction hurting Ste-Catherine Street businesses
Retailers on Ste-Catherine Street worry that ongoing construction on the major commercial artery is destroying small businesses. Continue reading
Quebec company aims to streamline access to doctors with free online booking service for clinics
Bonjour-santé is offering its new system — called UGO, which stands for ‘universel, gratuit et ouvert,’ or universal, free and open — to all clinics across the province. Continue reading
Preparing for the worst: Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue on edge as waters rise
The town of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue is bracing for flooding this weekend as water from the Lake of Two Mountains is starting to spill over in to the town. Continue reading
Laval residents picking up the pieces after ice storm
Laval residents are starting the clean up after the ice storm that left half of the city without power. Continue reading
Hockey Helps the Homeless raises $400K for Montreal organizations
Several hundred people spent the day at the Sportplexe Pierrefonds on Friday for an all-day hockey tournament to raise money for 12 homeless organizations in Montreal. Continue reading
Astronaut David Saint-Jacques’ family look up to him every day from home in Montreal
Four months into his six-month mission, David Saint-Jacques’ family is coping without him, and say they are proud of all he is doing for Canada. Continue reading
Quebec mother urges parents to keep medication hidden after toddler overdoses on Tylenol
On Sunday morning, the mother says, her son got his hands on a jar of the extra-strength adult medication. She believes he took at least 25 pills. Continue reading
Westmount’s Victoria Village in trouble as one store after another closes
Storefronts in Westmount’s Victoria Village keep closing, as one real estate giant buys up much of the area and hikes rents. Merchants say they can’t afford to operate in the area, and many are concerned for the future. Continue reading
Muslim victim of discrimination claims victory against Emploi-Quebec
The Quebec Human Rights Tribunal orders Emploi-Quebec and an employee to pay a Muslim single mother $8,000 in damages. Continue reading
Longueuil pastor, wife who allegedly used corporal punishment on children granted bail
The couple faces 32 counts of armed assault, assault, uttering threats, inflicting corporal injuries on eight minor victims and inciting others to commit crimes. Continue reading